OpenScribbler

Use when syllago's Add wizard or `syllago add --split=llm` asks for an LLM-driven split of a monolithic rule file (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, .cursorrules, .clinerules, .windsurfrules) into atomic rule candidates. Reads the source file on stdin, proposes a semantic split, and emits a structured JSON object the wizard's Review step can consume.

Complete reference for using syllago to manage AI coding tool content

Import and manage AI coding tool content using syllago CLI

Use when auditing AI coding tool providers OR researching provider capabilities OR updating provider docs OR checking what changed in a provider. Runs structured research against official docs and produces standardized reports for syllago's provider accuracy.

Getting started with syllago in your first 5 minutes

Create and publish your own syllago content registry

Use when creating new skills, editing existing skills, or verifying skills work before deployment

Use when about to claim work is complete, fixed, or passing, before committing or creating PRs - requires running verification commands and confirming output before making any success claims; evidence before assertions always

Test skill used by tests/smoke/.

Automate the full release workflow for syllago. USE WHEN creating a release OR tagging a version OR bumping VERSION OR publishing to GitHub releases.

Use when building, modifying, or debugging the syllago TUI. Provides golden rules checklist, component message contracts, and collected gotchas. TRIGGER when working on any file in cli/internal/tui/.

A skill exercising every available frontmatter field

A skill with only required fields populated

A skill with disallowed tools to test restriction handling

A skill that users can invoke directly via slash command

Greet the user with a time-appropriate message

Greet the user with a time-appropriate message

Cut a versioned release of phyllotaxis. USE WHEN releasing OR tagging OR bumping version OR cutting a release. Handles version bump, release notes, CI gates, sentinel, tagging, and push.

A minimal test skill that verifies the MOAT registry pipeline is working end-to-end.